BigFry
Member
I was very lucky to find some parts from my RVLock that inexplicably fell to the sandy soil the other day. I thought they were left a previous boondocker! I emailed the RVLock support and very quickly received instructions on the fix plus a picture. Glad to report some good customer service from companies.
The parts that fell off the lock control the upper key chamber and controls the outer handle. After removing the lock from the door there are two screws on each side of the lock that holds the handle in place. Once removed you can see the bolt that the two parts attach. Best to use some loctite on it when replacing. The “L” goes toward the lock itself. Test to be sure the lock mechanism works before reinstalling.
The parts that fell off the lock control the upper key chamber and controls the outer handle. After removing the lock from the door there are two screws on each side of the lock that holds the handle in place. Once removed you can see the bolt that the two parts attach. Best to use some loctite on it when replacing. The “L” goes toward the lock itself. Test to be sure the lock mechanism works before reinstalling.
